An Ontario woman who enjoys photography wanted to buy a special camera lens she found online. But, when the shipment arrived, she opened it to find a box of staples instead.
Customers don’t always buy tonnes of things in one go, though. It’s common for people to spend an afternoon shopping and just buy a few things. If everyone gets in their cars to drive to the store to pick up a few things, there will be a lot more pollution generated than if it was all delivered by a big truck. Especially if those people live in a suburb that’s far from any shopping centers.
Customers don’t always buy tonnes of things in one go, though. It’s common for people to spend an afternoon shopping and just buy a few things. If everyone gets in their cars to drive to the store to pick up a few things, there will be a lot more pollution generated than if it was all delivered by a big truck. Especially if those people live in a suburb that’s far from any shopping centers.
Yeah this part of my analysis but also the front end.
Product is manufactured in china, shipped to us, warehoused. That’s the same for both ecommerce and store.